Local Law 97, EV mandates, and decarbonization are reshaping New York's buildings. We deliver the electrical capacity and systems that make electrification real.
Building electrification is the defining electrical challenge of the decade in New York. Local Law 97 carbon caps, EV requirements, and the shift away from fossil fuels all land on the electrical system — demanding new capacity, distribution, and integration.
We help owners, developers, and facilities teams plan and install the infrastructure that decarbonization requires: load studies, capacity upgrades, EV charging, solar and storage integration, and the power systems behind heat-pump conversions.
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CapabilityA capacity and EV-infrastructure upgrade that positioned a building portfolio for Local Law 97 compliance, including service upgrades and EV charging provisions sized for future growth.
View the full portfolioWe assess electrical load and capacity, then plan and install the upgrades and electrification infrastructure needed to support a building's path to LL97 carbon compliance.
Yes — from individual Level 2 stations to garage-wide and fleet EV infrastructure, including load management and the service capacity to support it.
Yes — we handle the electrical interconnection and integration of solar PV and battery energy storage with building distribution.
Bring Maximus in during pre-construction for the best schedule and cost outcome.